This practical-experiential plein air session was intended for fashion designers looking for new creative solutions, a change in their work techniques, deeper creative self-knowledge, and authentic self-expression. The plein air session offered many insights into fashion psychology. We heard a presentation about of a psychological analysis of international fashion house collections and explored psychological portraits of world-renowned fashion designers. The event interwove body-feeling practices and creative states. Here we tried to discover creative ideas through images and, of course, learned to apply the method of intuitive aesthetics in fashion creation.
The project was funded by the Lithuanian Culture Council.
The plein air session was led by the co-authors of the research on the creative method of intuitive aesthetics:
• Rasa Baltė-Balčiūnienė is the founder of AMRES ART, a creator and host of authentication programs, and the founder of HAI Institute and Femina Bona.
• Tatjana Charitonova (online lectures) is a Doctor of Psychology, historian, and research associate at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.
• Dr. Nicole Van Hoeck (Germany) is a psychologist and neuroscientist. She explores creative thinking in from the point of view of psychology and neuroscience. She conducts her research around the world, and her scientific articles have been published in the top-level scientific journals Frontiers in Human Neuroscience and NeuroImageThe project “Intuitive Aesthetics Platform for Art and Design” was funded by the Lithuanian Culture Council.
Organizer - HAI Institute.
The partners include the Lithuanian Artists' Association, in Tegra House and Femina Bona.
The aim of the project was to present the method of intuitive aesthetics, to create a platform for the art and design of intuitive aesthetics and to present the works created by this method.
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